Sentence examples for desolate field from inspiring English sources
On unstretched canvas, which suggests a deliberate lack of completion, is a desolate field, all brown and strewn with rocks.
The night before around 500 riders had arrived at a windswept, desolate field; I managed around two hours' sleep.
In truth, he is simply out taking photographs, a lonely pursuit that leads him into a desolate field abutting abandoned buildings.
The bomb was pulled free and towed to land where it was then driven to a desolate field and sawed into three parts by a remote-controlled machine.
A man dressed in a white dishdasha crawled across a desolate field, reaching behind a gnarled plant to hide, when he collapsed before a burst of fire from an American tank.
From the Olympian heights of international administration and inspirational commentary on the Yugoslav tragedy, one so often hears the opposite: that it's the adults who have made a mess, left a desolate field of hatred, and that only the next generation, the young, will be free to rediscover tolerance — et cetera.
"Don't remind me of what we used to have," Mr. Sweleim said as he stood near his desolate fields surrounded by destroyed houses.
These desolate fields sit above one of the world's largest deposits of uranium, and with nuclear energy in a renaissance, a rough-and-tumble battle is underway for access to them.
Until the age of twelve or thirteen, my most intense, happiest hours were spent tramping desolate fields, woods, and creek banks near my family's farmhouse in Millersport, New York.
The light has moved over the White Water, Up the Mile Hill and beyond Watts Red Barn, Has reached out a hand to blue Slieve Gullion And died in the desolate fields and streamlet bogs Of Cortamlet and the Tullyyet; Darkness wraps up the bullet and the bomb, Kisses Ruby Johnston and woos Sydney Watt to sleep In Ballymoyer graveyard.
Today there are 20 manually drilled water points, providing access to clean water for about 4,000 people in villages scattered across desolate fields in remote areas of Dedougou, in the western region of Burkina Faso, one of the poorest regions of the country.
